Labradorite(2.0in cube)

Labradorite(2.0in cube)Sola cube Mineral curated Labradorite Discovered in 1770 on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, the stone was named Labradorite after the place where it was found. One of its main characteristics is that when viewed from different angles, it emits a rainbow of colors, like a butterfly or a peacock. This optical phenomenon of labradorite, known as the color play effect, is called "labradorescence. Even in the same individual piece, the color visible

Sola cube Mineral curated - Labradorite -

Discovered in 1770 on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, the stone was named “Labradorite” after the place where it was found.

One of its main characteristics is that when viewed from different angles, it emits a rainbow of colors, like a butterfly or a peacock.

This optical phenomenon of labradorite, known as the color play effect, is called "labradorescence.

Even in the same individual piece, the color visible varies depending on the angle, such as yellow or blue. Try spinning the cube to find the labradorescence.

[ Sola cube Mineral curated ]

Specimens selected by Usagi no Nedoko from among various minerals are enclosed in 4cm and 5cm cubes.

This premium series was created based on the concept of "transmitting the diverse and profound appeal of minerals.


Material
Acrylic resin / mineral (Labradorite / Madagascar)

Size and weight
2.0" W × 2.0" D × 2.0" H / 158g

【Attention】
–About Products
Uniqueness: Packaged minerals are all sourced from nature. They vary in sizes, colors and shapes.
Air bubbles: Each sola cube is carefully hand crafted. During the production process, fine air bubbles or powder like materials may occur inside the cube, however, they are considered not defect.
–Handling
Cleaning: Please wipe off by soft cloth when cleaning.
Use of chemicals: Fine cracks may occur if cleaned by solutions such as thinner or alcohol.
Temperature: Please avoid the direct sunlight or extremely humid atmosphere. They may cause discoloration or small cracks.